chore/SYNC-222/npm publishing upgrade

[shannamurry]

Description

NPM publishing upgrade

Story

JIRA-XXX

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• Code runs without errors
• Tests pass with >=85% coverage

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a minor but important configuration change to the project's package.json by specifying a minimum npm version. This update is a foundational step towards a broader NPM publishing upgrade, ensuring that the environment used for publishing meets necessary compatibility standards.

Highlights

• NPM Version Requirement: The package.json file has been updated to include a minimum required npm version (11.5.1) within the engines field.

Ignored Files

• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (1)
  • .github/workflows/npm_publish.yml

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[guardrails]

⚠️ We detected 12 security issues in this pull request:

Vulnerable Libraries (12)

Severity	Details
Low	pkg:npm/@rollup/plugin-commonjs@21.1.0 (t) upgrade to: > 21.1.0
High	pkg:npm/jest@29.7.0 (t) upgrade to: > 29.7.0
High	pkg:npm/@commitlint/cli@16.3.0 (t) upgrade to: > 16.3.0
High	pkg:npm/pretty-quick@3.3.1 (t) upgrade to: > 3.3.1
Critical	pkg:npm/@semantic-release/npm@9.0.2 (t) upgrade to: > 9.0.2
Medium	pkg:npm/@actions/github@5.1.1 (t) upgrade to: > 5.1.1
Medium	pkg:npm/rollup@2.79.1 (t) upgrade to: 4.22.4,3.29.5
High	pkg:npm/@slack/web-api@6.12.0 (t) upgrade to: > 6.12.0
Medium	pkg:npm/@actions/core@1.10.1 (t) upgrade to: > 1.10.1
High	pkg:npm/@types/jest@29.5.12 (t) upgrade to: > 29.5.12
Critical	pkg:npm/semantic-release@19.0.5 (t) upgrade to: > 19.0.5
High	pkg:npm/axios@1.11.0 (t) upgrade to: 1.12.0

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request aims to upgrade npm publishing by specifying a minimum npm version in package.json. However, the version specified, >= 11.5.1, appears to be a typo as it's not a released version of npm. This will cause warnings for all developers and could break builds. I've recommended correcting it to a likely intended version to ensure a smooth development experience.